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Chapter 1. Introduction to Refugee Mental Health, Jamie Aten and Jenny Hwang Chapter 2. Primer on Understanding the Refugee Experience, Aimee Hilado, Emily Reznicek, and Samantha Allweiss Chapter 3. Engaging Refugees With Cultural Humility, Laura E. Captari, Hadidja Nyiransekuye, Jolie Shelton Zaremba, Monica Gerber, Joshua N. Hook, Don E. Davis, Jesse Owen, and Daryl R. Van Tongeren Chapter 4. Ethical Considerations and Challenges to Working With Refugees, Rachel Singer, Reness DeBoard-Luca, and Sombo Pujeh Chapter 5. A Culturally Responsive Model for Modern Day Refugees: A Multi-Phase Model of Psychotherapy, Social Justice, and Human Rights, Fred Bemak and Rita Chi-Ying Chung Chapter 6. Culturally Adapted Therapeutic Approaches: The Healing Environment and Restorative Therapy Model (H.E.A.R.T.), Richard F. Mollica, Eugene Augusterfer, and Nina Campanile Chapter 7. Screening and Assessing Refugee Mental Health Needs, Alvin Kuowei Tay and Derrick Silove Chapter 8. School-Based Mental Health Interventions and Other Therapies to Help Refugee Children Explore Previous Exposure to Trauma, Minal Fazel Chapter 9. Treatment for Working With Refugee Families With Children, Aimee Hilado, Ann Chu, and Allegra Magrisso Chapter 10. Peer, Group, and Community Strategies for Supporting Refugee Mental Health, Samantha Allweiss and Monica Connelly Chapter 11. Integrating Indigenous and Traditional Practices in Refugee Mental Health Therapy, E. Anne Marshall Chapter 12. Reflections on and Future Directions for Research and Practice in Refugee Mental Health, Jenny Hwang, Jamie Aten, and Kent Annan